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Published: 2013-11-15, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Small size, lightweight, decent build quality, fast autofocus, great images particularly when considered against high-end compacts, fair price, Micro Four Thirds lens system makes for versatile product, pinpoint focus mode
Poor battery life, 1080i not p video capture, no hotshoe, no viewfinder possible, accidental touchscreen presses not uncommon (can be turned off though), faux leather finish won't impress all
The Panasonic Lumix GM1 is an utterly brilliant little camera. It sits on the fence between compact and compact system cameras yet gleefully sticks its tongue out at both sides. It's rare that a product feels like a hybrid of ideas and yet succeeds...
Discounting the quirky-cute but underperforming Pentax Q cameras, the GM1 is the most compact compact system camera—emphasis on system —we've seen yet. No other small camera provides photographers with such a wide array of options. The only limiting facto...
Published: 2013-10-18, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Small size, Lightweight, Decent build quality, Fast autofocus, Great images particularly when considered against high-end compacts, Fair price, Micro Four Thirds lens system makes for versatile product, Pinpoint focus mode
Poor battery life, 1080i not p video capture, No hotshoe, No viewfinder possible, Accidental touchscreen presses not uncommon (can be turned off though), Faux leather finish won't impress all
The Panasonic Lumix GM1 is an utterly brilliant little camera. It sits on the fence between compact and compact system cameras yet gleefully sticks its tongue out at both sides. It's rare that a product feels like a hybrid of ideas and yet succeeds with s...
Small size, Touchscreen, Inbuilt Wi, Fi, Digital Filters
No viewfinder, No hotshoe, No manual control when using filters
Move over Nikon 1 and Pentax Q, Panasonic has made a fantastic small compact system camera but managed to include a large sensor that produces excellent images. This seems like what the Micro Four Thirds range was intended for, and makes a fantastic addit...
High-end finish, Excellent touchscreen performance, Great Wi-fi / NFC functionality
Lack of handgrip an issue, Battery life unimpressive, Lacking viewfinder
The Panasonic GM1 is a truly impressive CSC that impressively designed and delivers good image quality while managing to still fit easily in to a trouser pocket. It has few equals at present, making it an excellent if you value quality and portability in ...
Abstract: My eyes popped when I first laid eyes on the impossibly small Panasonic Lumix GM1. They gleamed over when I heard that it has the same high-performance 16MP sensor inside as the Lumix GX7 . I'd felt unimpressed seeing it in pictures, but then when I picke...
If ever I finally give in and choose to pick a camera up for my own use, this will likely be the one I choose.Also published in GADGETS MAGAZINE March 2014Reviewed by Ren Alcantara...
Abstract: Our eyes popped when we first laid eyes on the impossibly small Panasonic Lumix GM1. They gleamed over when we heard that it has the same high-performance 16MP sensor inside as the Lumix GX7 . We felt unimpressed seeing it in pictures, but then when we pi...
Compact body with large sensor, Sturdy magnesium alloy frame, Classy design, Easy to use touch UI, Fast and accurate autofocus, Excellent image quality
Front surface can be slippery, Low 220230 shot battery life, Kit lens has short 2.6x zoom
f/5.6 at 64mm, 1/20 sec, ISO 3200.The sample photographs were shot with the Panasonic GM1. The originals have not been post-processed, are saved in AdobeRGB, and are copyright to SPH Magazines. They are provided for your reference only and we ask that you...
Published: 2013-12-02, Author: Wilson , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: When it comes to small micro four-thirds cameras, the usual go-to brand for many photographers is Olympus. Well, that is about to be changed with the new Panasonic Lumix GM series.Using the same hardware as the professional-focused Lumix DMC-GX7, Panasoni...
